Denny Tamaki is one of Okinawa's parliament ministers.

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For example, a Japanese government delegation to discuss a future Prime Minister visit to Nanjing, site of Japanese wartime atrocities, may be led by House Representative Denny Tamaki.

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Also, in the August 2009 elections, Denny Tamaki, a former radio deejay with a fondness for rock-and-roll, won a seat in the Lower House, representing a district in Naha, the capital of Okinawa prefecture, located south of the main Japanese islands.

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